S. N. Weerakoon, W. Chandrasekara, Upali Sarath Amarasinghe
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本文研究了斯里兰卡Kala Oya河流域一些常年灌溉水库及其相关水源流中水生软体动物多样性随季节水位波动和泥沙结构的变化。共鉴定软体动物标本11752份,隶属腹足类10个类群(96.6%)和双壳类2个类群(3.4%)。其中水库样点标本11282份(96.0%),伴生源流标本470份(4.0%)。腹足类中,黑足属(Melanoides)个体分布指数最高,为0.75,其次是贝拉米属(Bellamya), DI = 0.63, Thiara (DI = 0.60)。腹足类软体动物的DI与壳的大小呈显著正相关(p
Diversity and distribution of freshwater molluscan fauna in reservoirs and headwater streams of the Kala Oya river basin in Sri Lanka
In this study, the variation of aquatic molluscan diversity concerning seasonal water level fluctuations (WLF) and sediment texture was investigated in some perennial irrigation reservoirs and the associated head headwater streams in the Kala Oya river basin in Sri Lanka. Altogether 11,752 molluscan specimens belonging to 10 gastropod taxa (96.6%) and 2 bivalve taxa (3.4%) were identified. Of these, 11,282 specimens (96.0%) were from reservoir sampling sites and the remainder 470 (4.0%) was from the associated headwater streams. Of the gastropods, the individuals of the genus Melanoides showed the highest distribution index (DI) of 0.75 followed by Bellamya (DI = 0.63) and Thiara (DI = 0.60). The DI of the gastropod molluscs showed a significant positive relationship with their shell size (p